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757 '` 1, 4 t \ l A Div IYUMEER -5021 .1 ~'~,. • TtmAT R E . ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING,- Oct. li, 1.608,' Kill be perform:al • . . THE BUSY BODY. " Sir Geor g e Airy, Mr. P IniNfAtM ' - Sir Francis Gripe ,Mr. DOW TON ; Sir Jealous TrattiL, .Mr.. PA LM ER Charles, Mr. HO LL AN 1-') I N;arolot, Mr. BANN'S Is ER ; Whisper, Mr. DE CAMP ; • John, Mr. SCR!' VEN ; Miranda, -Miss DUN. cA-N ; Patch, Mrs. /IA k LOW ; • Isabinda, Mrs. SCoTT ; Scentwell, Miss "FIDS EL L. After which will be revived (not at - led these five years) the Grand Romance of • BLUE BEARD • 5 Or, FEMALE CURIO'SITY. likomelique (Blue liciard), - Mr.-RAYMOND ; Ibrahim, Mr. NIA - Ili EWS ; Selim, SMITH ; Shacabac, Mr. , ;ANNISTER Fatima, Mrs..MOLIN l AIN,; - I retie, ltiliss LYON ; • Bella, Mrs. BLAND. The Dance, composed by Mr.. Di ov t ctn. ...twit s 6 s. &coati Prfte 3s.,—Pit ~ Gd. Secha P'rice ri al43 "i 2s. Price- pper Gailery is. 'S econ d K nee 6d, —N o M oney to be returnea. Places for the BoNes.to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box, Office, Russell street. The Doors to beopene:i at Half past Five; and begin at Half past six To-morrow, the Comedy of the West Indian. On Thursday, The Beggars'. Opera'; with the Comic Drama of Three/and the Deuce.. On Saturday (nut "eted these three yearS), the Play of The Stranger ; Mrs, limier,' by Mrs. Mudie, from the Theatre Royal, Windsor, being her first appearance on this Stage. WA.NSI EY, NIAYOR.—CAUTION, HEREAS intorm a ii on h ath been given to the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, that many in of li YD R 0 PHOBIA, arising from the Bite ota Mad Dog, have lately occur'', d, as well in various parts of the Kingdin; as in and near toe MetroO o l is : And as there may be just reason to apprehend that unkss due measures of Cau tion are tined to prevent the spreading of's° fatal a calamity, the public safety may become greatly endangered: The Lhrd Mayor deems it highly necessary, in a matt er.o f si L'n im portance to the live s an d comfort of ail ranks o f his :41,jesty's objeds, to give tnis Public Caution; and to require.pf every Citizen and Inhabitant of this City, who have Dogs. nits,op th.ise' animals within their respettive houses or pre linsCs, stud not permit them to go into or iieranibulaze any of the priblii; Streets until sufficient -woofs are atfOrded that the preioletice of the iN,thifty has Leased, or that such, Cantu %n linty ni, loilger be necessary : thc And the Lord i7vl:.y..r will, i n mean time, use his utino s t en d eavours to obtain the fullest in formation uptin the - subjeit, and not tail to apply such prohipt and necessary :measures as the public safety tiny r.e. quire, not tioutifing hut he will _aye the willing co-opera tion of his Fellow Citizens therein. ALu is i fOHN ANSLE Y, M a y or . on. House, Saturday,. Oct. as, 1808. MONEY. IVIESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform th4ze that may be , desirous of borrowing Tempo 2,rY'or Permanent SUMS o f MONEY , that. they can at all '"lles, and with o ut delay, dvanct any Sum tit:m.olloOn - tired to T wenty Thou&ilid Pennds, and ewyaids, on personal ut her sec,: ty riiil4 'ruin iVlar r 14V "" 1:3 ' "" Si iriginer..3' Liv ings , or tileehuld, Copy 1, and Leasehold Estate,, on the m o st lai r an d equ i tab l e Termsce than wh , and w ill also centluet every Negotiation at much less• P tXpenat is us ually incurred in money tr ansac ti o n s. ersonal A.pplications - Messrs. Luca s ar id C o . d a il y re ceive at their house,. ,140. rg, le r my n - s t reet , S t . l anies ! se . and Letters, post- Nia, immediately answered. N B Ten years Purchase will be given fur well secured Annuities. . .. N MONEY: „ MONEY, GENTLEMEIST, Bx. are re t 'sPect;ul4 thr9rmed, they 'nay be supplied with Money to Cu)'amount on teriiil equal to Mortgage, secured on free. fold,u hokl, LeAsehold Land Or Honses, Nioncy in the teands, Matriage gettleinenis:, Widows' lointures, Clergy ‘,":s„ Liv 'ngs. vr any other Property ; . Persons tot respectabi ti , I) e bupplieci on their personal' Security only, t d G . eil.. 4cop , N ill find every liberal - accoinm.dation withou Lly. iiicication trorn twelve till T VVQ, or Letters (post Paid t ) L erkule 1° Messrs. Wills . and Cri. N0.'49, South-Dtiee . Y•s • qu.nre. ....._ IVl' the and speedily will be published,u Two Volumes; I)Koctccimo, lEOIRS of an AMERICAN LADY, with . Sketches of M anners and - Scenerrin America, as they existed {et ' Py the L ' UOR of " Letters from the M ounta i ns, " &c. osteTted Longman ; Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pittef Mrs. 1 - .. 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Second I.dt lion. beTrsiis Work. will be comprised in Fourteen Monthly NuM caPretiented kr . Win. Savage, No. zB, 11-d. fordbury, Covent 'n ; old oy•Sherwood, Ntely,. and !ones, raterrioster- I ' ) w i alai by :lit the I 3 ooksellers in the United Kingdom. Of whotn may be ha d , • T Vols. °lay° - price rzs. in in Two ~. I extra T 44 DI R E CTR's a WeeLiri kly Literary foJr ournal.— For an o nion oi , is ‘VZrk,ee as la Critic May anciScp. Itnpi Iber, au7. 7«, 7 7 5 T 1 TI 4- ,m ........., 9 E' - 1 i 1 A s 4 ' . This Day was published, In Oaavo e rn:e 7s. 6d. bnarclq. • AN - ACCOUNT jof JAMAICA . 11d its IN . HABITANTS. • By A G ENT I. E MAN long re.ddent in the West Indies,. Lorigiiiin, • Iltifst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row. ." The - present WorK - contains a great deal of useful InfOr !nation respecting famaipa. We have been considerably gra tified by the perusal, and more so, as the information !rich ii contain,, instead of being copied from other hooks, seehis to have beast principally de, ived from personal observation. The Author appears to be a judicious and impartial man, and it is with pleasure that we bestow on h is performance, the ?rinse of candour and of truth." Critical Review, Sept. zSoB. M IV DA f, OcTQBEa, 17, 808. A',ll - 1"-OFFICE, Oct, 14, tgoB, 9HE PRINCIPAL OF.FICERS and COM of His lklajoy's Navy do here& give Notice, that on Tburs:lay, the 27th instant, at Oni,o'Clock, they wilt be ready to treat with such Persons as may 6e.Zs,iL ing to cosi traa for supplying His lk.lajes!y's several Yards with the stn. ciermentioned • falNTlN, , and Colours and Flags made of Bimtin and Linen, and also Linen for 'flaking Colours and Flags. Form, of the Tenders may be seen at this Office. 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To THE LADIES; ffiHE MONTAGUE COMPOST, for remOv .l int SU It Elt Fri:EMUS HAIRS from the FA C h, NECK, AR.MS, &C;and .for improving the COMPLEX ION, will be sold in future (by particular apporiarneut of the Proprietor) by Messts,Shaw and Edwards, St. P a ul's Church-yard; Mr. Blitler,,s, Cheap Side; Mess. Dicey and Sutton, Bow - Claurch-yard ; Mr. Merry, wholesale pertuiner, Greek -street, Soho; Mess. Heruirie and Son, Tichborne strcet-, and' Mr. Bacon, -Oxford-street ; where • Ladies and others may depend upon being supplied with the ab we ge nuine as imported from Turkey, rice 35. 6d. the bottle, The eiti:ct of' this'Dcpi;atory is painanent, and one Bottle , will generally prove sufficient. , N. B. Observe that each bottle ig•signed T. BAGA Z ET,. in the Proprietor's hand-writing, to huhate which is a Molly. Sold in the Country by Mt. Baxter, - Edinburgh ; 'Mr. Wal ker, Newcastle-upon- Tyne ; Mrs. Dancer, "Vork ; Mrs. Manion, Bath Mrs. SI - ate:eV:lE4 - iiristat ; Miss Gre4s6n, .Liverpool ; Mr. Drewry-, Derby; Mr. C.nrdeil, Leicester; Mr. Collins,. Salisbury • Mr. Newcomb, SrainfOrd ; Mr. M'Donald,. Glasgow ; Woolmer, Exeter ; and. Mi. Blakeney, Windsor. . RENOVATED HEALTH, ' TT - has been too frequently the-tiubjed o: just and general reprobation, that men destitute ofthe eleineiits of the medical .art have offered themselves as candidates . for public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose. of doing justice to Pe result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classiAl among those e!tipirics whose imprudent Pretension§,,have, tupatel Y tor sucletT, been too favourably received, we begjeave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful State:Tient of our pursuits and ac quirements. After having - Received a regular medical educa tion as the. pupils of Messrs. Grinded andjilizard, whose lectures and pr a ctice we caretully attended, as prutessiirs and surgeons of the London il,ispital we entered ourselves a s en studts in that firstly celelirated school for medical 'acquire ment, the Royal Colleg e or Eilinbur,,h, and were instructed in the itilterent brauclic.; aluttorny, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemisir y , raidivitcrt, botany,' ace. &c. by those eminent Ilrfi:CSSOrS, Urs. Alqziro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan - and RtithertOrd. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that . our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsickrahle. Having tor a long series of years made Venereal •Crimplaints, and the various diseases of Piebility, the partiular ObjeCiot our studies and piadice, we: hope, be allowed that we have acquired suitah,r know ict.ige of their treatment and sure. hi slight and recent cases of intedion a perted re-establisliment is completed in the short period of two days k and in those rif the utmost in veteracy, 'where other practitioners have 'failed of success, a proper perseverance ht our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effetts of a habit long and most unhappily pursued ,by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or mote' distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which ti . e. fluently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must he a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible itithie of treatment, be restored to that greatest,ot all human blessings, -a strong, manly, and vigor ous. constitution. In all cases of debil Irons whatevor cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sox with th e gr ea t, est secrecy and rollout. Hunt's nt consultation at home horn ten to three, and flora 6 in the evening till so at night. Patients in the country ate requested to state the particu lars or their case, age, and general habit Of li &c, &e. closing a remittance for a4vice and medicines, when the same will bo_given, or sent to any - part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may bt added to the account for medicine s . CURKI ani Co. Surgeons, No. I.7:Hatton-garden. Messrs. Currie and Co. haVe Certitienes 'from the above respeetabie l'rolessors of - London" and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and hurpanity, -et ith . which they per formed the' duties assigned nein during au:trine they at - tealcd their ltratue6 asst L'ractitti. VICTU/ILLiNG-OFFIL'E, -• Oct. 12, THE COM.M/SSIONERSfor P7C7 Vl4 LLING ills Majesty's . Nat . ' , d herOy give Notice, That on Wednesday next, the igth instant, they will be ready to receive 7e s Ter itint.T (sealed up), and treat for Six,liumised,Bags of NTISH HOPS," one . half thereof to he of the last year's growth, and the other half of the growth of the present fear; to he answerable to Samples to be produced with a: Tenders, to be delivered in the spate of one Minth, into the Vie:ln:tiling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, andlTyntoatb, in the_ following propor. lions, viz.• Bags. Deptford - - Zoo Portsmouth Zoo Plymouth - 20) :+ • - - . and to be paid for by Bills, prtyable, with Interest, ninety d‘zys after date. The Conditions of the Contraft may be seem a: the Secretary's No regard be kid to any Dopler in. which the Pi ice shall not be Inserted in words at length;:or that shall not be delivered to the-&ard before One o'Clock on the said Wednesday next, the Inttant, nor unless the' Pelson who, makes the Tender, of some person on hirbeheri , aitefids, to answer, when called /or, PIC7VALLING-OFFICE, Oct. I 5,.1808.' COMMISSIONERSfor VICTU-ILLING Ills m'A TY's NAVY do hereby give Notice' l'hat o 4 Thursday, the 27:h Thst. they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing f reale," up), and treat /or inch quantities QUEBEC STAVES 4 ifs for the parka,. making Tight and Dry Cafeks, as the re3pective Persons who make Proposals thereof will contract to deliver This the 'Piqua/ling Stires at Deptford, 1) ortsensuib, and P4 , enouth, in such proportions as shall &reaper be determined upon, one.balf by the 31st Oceber qc - 9 : 4.4 ay by the 31:' lanaary following /to Ze paid f9r B:lls, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. ?'he Conditions of the Csntraii: may be seen at the Secretary', Office. N.H. .i‘ro Tender fora lets quantity than Ten Thousand Stave: 1441 4e ail/listed, / Ala regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price skull not he inserted in Words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board hef)re One o'clock on the said Thursday, the 271 b in stant,' nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Pw , ttat on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called Jor. BREACH OF PAROLE of HONOUR. TRANSPORT OFFICE. Oct. 15, 1808. W HEREAS the Tivii French Prisoners of Thar, avned and described gt the Foot hereof, have absconded fro m Cbtsterfleld, in Derbyshi're, in violation , of th,tir Oat ole of Honour; the Commissioners for Condutiing his 14.1ajetty's Trani. port,Service,Es'c. do hereby offer a Reword of FIYEGUI NEAS for the Re-capture of each of the said Prisoners; to any Person or Persons win, shall apprehend them, or .'ether of them, and deliv e r them..st this Olfiee, or otherwise cause them to be - se_ . esir4 lodged itt any's.; (be Public Gaols.. • HENRY, LOUIS MARIE, Lieutenant in the Army, 29 _years of age, s feet 'fik . Pnehes hig,h, rather stout, oval visage, swarth.; complexion, hl‘eck hale, da)i eyes, bar a mole on theYeft t cheek. PIERRE TOSE PII MOREL!, Cc/tab/rd . /Mt Jena French Prii•after, 51year: o f a g e, 5 feet 6 inches hgb,.inid.ll;ng sized, round visage, dirk c.mpu/xion, brown hart, blue eyes, has lest hi et jiezers'of his . right band. • T the Cheapest and Best Hpsiery Warehouse 1 -7 3 ,,, in toe Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Court, No,, 434, in the Strand, the greatestßarpins are now Selling ; cidststing'et Men's brown Cotton ior Bouts, at only is. 61 per pair, worth zs. 6d.4 Wonien's stout Cotton Is. 6d. worth ; tine 2S. 94; extra super 3s. §ti. worth ss. ; stout black and white Silk 6s. 34. with laced clocks 7s. 6d. ; extra good los. 6d. A variety or Patent Angola Hose,' War ranted riot to shrink, front 2S. yd. to the best quality ; stout worsted is. 3d. ; title zs. super fi ne 3s. 6d. ; Sifk mitts 2s. 6d. ; a curious Article in square Net Mitts ; also Ls. dies*- new-invented LaCe Sleeves, calculated to give case and elegance ; Men's Cotton Drawers 3s. 6d. with every other Article in tht Hosiery Line that .‘un possibly be made, u,a to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation. Stockings made to any Pattern. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM.. PLAINTS. I) R. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SAVUTARIS is by tar the most sate atideitedual Remedy ever yet disco verattbr the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons untiap p4.afilided with Venereal Compl-aints, in ail its stages and under its various appearances, will find a secure and present Relief by taking ti.ese -most. invaluable Drops • which, for their excellency during thirty years praaice i n die - Most , po:. pulons part of LoAdon, viz.sliatton-garden, have been term ed Gotta Salutaris. • The Secrecy with which most persons so afllided find l it needful to conceal their sullerings, may be safely employed whiJe - using these Mops since they render cOnfinement un+ necessary, as well as all unctuous or mercurial Preparations, or any surgical Operation whatever. BY appointment of Dr, l• !iceman they are sold by R. But ler, 4, Cheapside,. corner at Parcr - no,,ter-row ;, Bacon, tic), and l'idding, 76, Oxford-street; 801 l and Callwell, Dublin ; Scot tE.Sittith, awl Baxter, , E , tinhiirgh Dona id, Glasgow; Stains, Manchester; Lathbur), Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, Ma" ; and most tsiediciiie vcnuers in every Town, in Bottigs, each. . 1 -1 1 1`6 4 W% .. A 1, \- • o it er. __-,,t, t. ..,, r , ••,... ... .__ ~„ ....,._ ~47, •.-4 , 4, • '4l. 41 ' --..' , , it" . , 14-/ actin ix-c' - T [PRICE SI 4PENCE• From the LOADON GdZEITE, oa. Iv , IdUJ. Tl~hitehall, Qa..l 5, 1808. The' King hAg been pleas . ed to'noininate Rear-Ad miral Richard Godwin Keats to be otic of the. Knigh6 CompanibLis of the Most_Honourable Ordirt of the" Bath. _ Oidaa , :re.Office,_ Oa. tt, -1808. Reginent of Artillev. To be Second Lieutenants—Gentlernan Cldtt George 1. ter, vice Rollerts, - promoted. ' Genfierizan Cadet Robert Manners, vice Ford,, promrxert. Genrieinan Cadet Edward I. Birdges, vice Woodyear, promoted Gentlethin Caciei J o h n I. Breton, vice Sandilands,' promoted. Gentlimua Cadet john Mercier, vice King, promoted. ceirzienum4; Cadet , Jona Gratit, vice 'Cituindike, pa:4llmM. znan Cadet Edward D. I_ll 2 , nes, vice Willis. promoted:' Gentleman Cadet /Wm Street, vice Cox, pronloted. Geri. Cadets Francis ;Weston, vice Vauslian, promoze4. ilate4 Commission•in the•Domef_ Retinent of Militia, s i gne d b y • the Lor;I Lieutenant. • 101/n He Fuge, Gent. - to he Surgeon, vice Charles Master. . 111J11 tieni.ng, Cent. d:smissed 13) the sentence of a CJur; &lonia'. Dated 'Sept. i 4 r t ioS. Commissions signed•by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. . Nottingham militia: lames Broderick, Esq. to• be Captain. Dated September • - 23, iSoS., Newark Troop of Nottinghamshire Yeoman Cavalry. Thom a s Wright, Gent.• to be Second Lieutenant., Dated August 22., igoB. john Handley, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated as above. , BANKRUPTCI / d:i..NLARt;ED. • lames Corbin Hayward, of Chaniber's.streer, Goodman's: fields, Mindfesex, dealer, Inuit (id. it to 2.5, at tea, at BANKRUPTCY SUPERS 4OE D. Edward•Tovoy, of North Bradley, ‘Viltshire, clothier. B 47V IC UP TS Charlotte Wallbltt, late of Petworth, Sussex, milliner, to surreoda Oct. 18, 19, and NOV. 46, at eleven, at tint lin t , Pet Actor:nes, Messrs. Ellis and Hale, Pet wur th. William Jones, of Great Portland -street, Portland-place, Muld.esex, coach-maker, Oct IS, at ten, 29. at eleven, and Nov. 26, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, sir. Lang ley, Plurnbtree-street, Bloomsbury. . I\l :lam Gay wood, of Stock twit, Cheshire, casinet- maker, Nov. 3,4, and 26, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, 4 1.cueltes. , ter. At/urines, ivlessrs. blrlue, Sergeant, and hliine. 4411_ chester; ur Messrs. Milne and Vary, Temple, Lott. don. • DIVIDENDS. Nov.• x. Ann Devenish and Henry Newport, of Villiers. street, Strand, Middlesex; upholsterers, at ten, at Lituld. hall. Nov..S. Henry Mould, of Winchester, cabinet-maker, at eleven, at Guildnall, London. . . Nov. i 4. John Buckler, the y ounger, of Warininster, Wilt shire, clothier, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Warthiu ster, Nov, 1,4. Williain Cutler, the yottnger, of V"ariwinster, Wiltshire, clothier, _at twelve, at the - Angel Inn, War. minster. Nov. 5. ,Robert Cox, of Castle-street, Southwark, Surrey, carpenter, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, Nov. 8. Charles Burrell, of Leadealtall-street, London, up. '• holder, at ten, at Gthldhall. Nov, 12. 101111 Cute, now or late of Bridgewater, Somerset. shire, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov, 12. J oseph Augustine Victor Garneau, stow or late of Albeinarle:.street,_ Westminster, bookseller, at ten, at • G uildhall. Nov. 3. Richard Chambers, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, New. castle- upon t Tyne. Nov. fames Brown, the younger, lite of Petersfield, county' or Southampton, tellinonger, at one, at 1/1E ship and bell, Horn:lean. Nov. 7. lames Macey, of Bath, brewer, at eleven, at the Whitp Lion Inn, Bath. CERTIFICATES. Nov: S. Williarn•Pullen, of Well's-row, Islington, Middle. sex, hotelier. • Thomas ,of Kent-street, St. George the Martyr, Southwark, Surrey, grocer. huillier, late or St. Leonard, Devonshire, coitun inanufatturer. ' - • William Michael Russell, late-of e lr i tuxhall, St. Mary, Lain th, Suirey, mai tster. ' _ Thomas Tupp, of Manchester, cotton-rnanufaeurer. l'eter Francis Venault 1)e Cilartnilly, of Soinetbet-street, Portman-square, Middlesex, coal-merchant. ', Nottilignain SiniPsbn, of Northallert, dis, Yorkshire, incr. cn mt. Natilahiel Rowland, /ate of Greystoke-place, ,Fetter. lane, Middlesex, insurance.broker. Joseph Anderson, of Uracechurcit.strut, London, paper. habger. Ingledew, of Leeds, Yorkshire, starch. maker. PARTNERSHIPS HIS' 3 ()LYE O. James Androvs and Daniel *Garrett, late of Friday.strest, .linen-drapers. Thomas Wood and lames Akers, of Sculcoates, York, brandy inert hansti. Benjamin Kelsey and lames Meadows, of Barcn's-bpildings s St. George's, Southwark, leather-dyers. Stephen King and'SV Phs,veil, of liusit-lene,-smitits; Wm. Wigney and llenidmin Tillatone, of Prightholrnstone, bankers. • - H. Allen and Thomas Sadler, of Oxford, Chemists. john Brown, dec. and Ricbard Young, of Great L'ortland. street, tei-dealers. ---- lohn Brown, dec. and john Pain, of Great Mary-,le-bone. street, tea-deal e rs. . Richard Dunn and Joseph kbhotson, of , Barnsley, York, linen-inanufaclums. 1 0 1,;1-1ag lie, of Avon-Xill, and lohn Dunker!}, of Pit.. Bank; Oldham, Lancaster,' cotton-spinners. James Alexander Stevens and luhn .Stevens, of Mansfield, wine. merchants. . Ri c h ar d Taylor, of Church-row, • Liniehouse, and Williams Evans, of Liineh-use-hole, boat-builders. Win. 'Hyde, Of Broomgrove, and Charles Lowe, of Atm-. eliffe, York, millers. Richard Pratt, lob Orton Smith, and Francis Lesson, oleo ventry, booksellers.` Robert Lucas, late of Lisbon, and John Hind,:l4, of Len. (I°ll,lll,3 . c:hams. Gegrge Bangley and jolin- Plater, late of Baldwin's-place, Gr..y% Inn-lane, paper-makers. Thomas Paty and 1 noinas,. Davis, of Line-street, : London, and St. Thomas's Wa:ering, Kent- raad, tope-spinners. PRICE OF SATUR Bank Stick, Navy S per Cent. OH 5 per Cent. 1797, rish 5 per Cent. 4 per Lent. So 3 per Cent. Red. 65 ti 3 per C ent. Cons. 66i hank L. Ann. • . STOCKS DAY. India Stock, 179 Igo India Bonds, 3s. 45. pr. Exclieq. I's, ss. als. 7s. pr. Otnnium, z # dts. Irish ditto I rnperiai 3 per Cent. Ditio Ann. Cons. tor zsilt Noy. 661 j HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR. ' ROW. rnoon, 58 trap. after tz. hirtrru'4, 27 knin, after r" 1